EMRS Accountant Mock Test - 2 - EMRS MCQ

Given statements: P < Q < R; R = S ≤ T

On combining: P < Q < R = S ≤ T

Conclusions:

I. Q > T → False (as Q < R and R = S ≤ T → Q < R = S ≤ T → Q ≤ T)

II. S > P → True (as P < Q < R; R = S → P < Q < R = S → P < S)

Hence, only conclusion II is true.

From the image:

• Some mangoes are green. No
• Tixo is a yellow. maybe or may not be

Neither of the conclusions follows.

Explanation:

Given Information:
- P!Q - P is the parent of Q
- P^Q - P is the child of Q
- P*Q - P is elder to Q
- P#Q - P is younger to Q
- P@Q - P is brother of Q
- P&Q - P is wife of Q
- P+Q - P is sister-in-law of Q

Given:
A!B^C+D&E@F^GIA

Since G is the wife of H, we can infer that G&H.

Now, we need to find the relationship between G and C.

Since H is the parent of G, and C is the child of B, and B is the parent of C, then we can conclude that G is the mother-in-law of C.

Therefore, the correct answer is B: Mother-in-law.A ! B ∧ C + D & E @ F ^ G! A: A is parent of B, B is child of C, C is sister-in-law of D, D is wife of E, E is brother of F, F is child of G, G is parent of A.

A ! B^C+D&E @F^G! A: A is parent of B, B is child of C, C is sister-in-law of D, D is wife of E, E is brother of F, F is child of G, G is parent of A. B is son of C.

For Age according to question
P is eldest in the group.
R is not eldest in the group.
Q is elder than S but he is not elder than P or R.
Decreasing order ( age wise )
P > R > Q > S

For Money according to question
P is not the poorest.
R is the riches.
P is richer than Q but he is not richer than S
Decreasing order ( money wise )
R > S > P > Q

So Option B is correct

The data is inadequate becouse it is not given that who between Virat and Shikhar is taller. Hence, answer cannot be determined.

So Option D is correct

21 + 31 = 52

and 39 + 46 = 85

Therefore, 16 + 83 = 99.

(2)³ + (1)³ + (3)³ = 36

and (0)³ + (4)³ + (3)³ = 91

Therefore, (4)³ + (2)³ + (1)³ = 73.

Cost of a giraffe = P
10 giraffes = 24 dogs
16 dogs = 4 oxen
6 oxen = 4 elephants
10 elephants = Rs. 1,70,000
P = Rs. [(24 × 4 × 4 × 1,70,000)/(10 × 16 × 6 × 10)]
P = Rs. (6,52,80,000/9600)
P = Rs. 6800

Let the number of hens be x and the number of cows be y.

Then, x + y = 48 .... (i)

  and 2x + 4y = 140   ⇒   x + 2y = 70 .... (ii)

Solving (i) and (ii) we get: x = 26, y = 22.

∴ The required answer = 26.

85*85 = 7225

Let initial average be x.
Then the initial total is 20x and the New average will be (x – 4),

The new total will be:
20(x – 4) = 20x – 80.

The reduction of 80 is created by the replacement. Hence, the new student has 80 marks less than the student he replaces. Hence, he must have scored 10 marks.

Short Cut:
The replacement has the effect of reducing the average marks for each of the 20 students by 4. Hence, the replacement must be 20 X 4 = 80 marks below the original.

Hence, answer = 10 marks. 

Clearly, the numbers which have 1 or 9 in the unit's digit, have squares that end in the digit 1. Such numbers from 1 to 70 are 1, 9, 11, 19, 21, 29, 31, 39, 41, 49, 51, 59, 61, 69.

Number of such number =14

x%ofy=x/100×y
=y/100×x
=y%ofx
∴A=B

Initial distance = 25 dog leaps
Per-minute dog makes 5 dog leaps and cat makes 6 cat leaps = 3 dog leaps
⇒  Relative speed = 2 dog leaps / minutes
⇒  An initial distance of 25 dog leaps would get covered in 12.5 minutes.

So Option D is correct

Let time taken to travel the first half = x hr 
⇒ Time taken to travel the second half = (10 - x) hr 

∵ Distance = Time * Speed
Distance covered in the first half = 21x 
Distance covered in the the second half = 24(10 - x)

∵  Distance covered in the the first half = Distance covered in the the second half
⇒ 21x = 24(10 - x)
⇒ 45x = 240
⇒ x = 16/3

Total Distance = 2 * 21(16/3) = 224 Km [∵ multiplied by 2 as 21x was the distance of half way]

8 litres are drawn from a cask full of wine and is then filled with water.

This operation is performed three more times.

The ratio of the quantity of wine now left in cask to that of the water is 16 ∶ 65
Calculations:

Let the quantity of the wine in the cask originally be x litres.

After first operation, wine left in the cask = (x - 8) litres So, the ratio of the quantity of wine now left in cask to that of filled cask = 

This operation is performed three more times. Then, Wine : Water = 16 : 65 or wine : water = 16 : (16 + 65) = 81

Correct answer is 24.

A tap can fill a tank in 4 hours.
Therefore the tap can fill half the tank in 2 hours.
Remaining part = 1/2
After half the tank is filled, two more similar taps are opened.
Hence, total number of taps becomes 3.
Part filled by one tap in 1 hour = 1/4
Part filled by three taps in 1 hour 
= 3 × 1/4 = 3/4
i.e., 4 taps can fill remaining half in 40 minutes.
Total time taken = 2 hour + 40 minute 
= 2 hour 40 minutes

part filled in 2 hours = 
Remaining  part =  
∴ (A + B)'s 7 hour's work = 2/3
(A + B)'s 1 hour's work = 2/21
∴ C's 1 hour's work = {(A + B + C)'s 1 hour's  work} - {(A + B)'s 1 hour's work}

∴ C alone can fill the tank in 14 hours.

Gain = 10%
Let the C.P. be x.

Let the original price be Rs. 100.
Marked down price = Rs. 80
Now, we want to raise 80 to 100.

According to the question, rotating square along a diagonal makes two right-circular cones.
As the diagonal makes a right-angled triangle by the sides of square, so
D = 9√2 m (Using Pythagoras theorem)

So, curved surface area of the cone = 2 πrl

According to the question:
Volume of the drum = πr²h

Volume of small can

Divide both the above volumes to get the maximum number of cans as 52.73, i.e. maximum 52 cans can be completely filled. 

The passage focuses on the early railroads and their link to the American character of the time. Here's a refined explanation:

• Henry Varnum Poor used railroads as a metaphor for American progress, highlighting their speed and power.
• In the 19th century, Americans saw railroads as symbols of national character and progress.
• Railroad promoters likened locomotives to American traits—youth, power, and ambition.
• Despite the excitement, some feared the railroads, viewing them as dangerous and unknown.
• Iron horse metaphors were used to make the technology more relatable and less threatening.
• Ralph Waldo Emerson saw railroads as unifying forces that helped bind the nation together.

In the early nineteenth century, Americans were generally supportive of technological advancements like the railroad. This suggests that they would likely embrace a new invention that made it easier to build multi-storey buildings. Here’s why:

• Progressive Attitude: Americans saw technology as a way to improve life and society.
• National Character: The traits of power and speed associated with the locomotive were admired, indicating a positive view of innovation.
• Economic Growth: New inventions were seen as opportunities for economic advancement and wealth.

Overall, the enthusiasm for the railroad and the desire for progress suggest a positive reception to new construction technologies.

This is a pure subject-verb agreement question. The subject 'nuclear power generation' requires the singular verb 'relies' and 'heavy elements' requires the plural verb 'break'.

a) Children have always known that there is conflict in the adult world.
b) Further, psychologists tell us and story tellers have always known that the child's desire to search for order and coherence gathers strength from the knowledge of conflict.
c) In fact, it prevent us from helping children to analyse conflict, to learn to cope with it and counter it.
d) However, the make-believe world that 19th century rationally imposed on childhood in Europe and which we impose in an institutionalised manner through our modern education system can hardly be described as related in this regard.
e) We may therefore conclude that conflict in an institutionalised manner is not a matter of faith in children's capacities, rather, it is a lack of faith in ourselves as adults